AP US History Quiz
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PERIOD 3: 1754–1800
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Secondary-source excerpt (75–125 words): One interpretation of revolutionary ideology highlights the claim that rights exist prior to government. Writers insisted that freedom of conscience, security of person, and control over property were not grants from Parliament but inherent attributes of human beings. Because these rights were universal, lawmakers could not legitimately suspend them for an entire class of subjects across the Atlantic. The same authors argued that taxation without representation violated the principle that consent is the moral basis of political obligation. Which Enlightenment concept best matches this argument?
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